Sign-In
Cart
Gripping Stories
Paperback
Please select the version of book you would like to purchase.
ISBN13: 9798998794902
Publisher: Kinda Vague Publishing
Published: Dec 13 2025
Pages: 116
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Publisher: Kinda Vague Publishing
Published: Dec 13 2025
Pages: 116
Weight: 0.36
Height: 0.24 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
Enter the wildly original mind of Mark Sbani through four of his most riveting plays.
Gripping Stories is uproarious from front to back. It gives readers a street-lit tour of Denver, Colorado. From the tearoom of the Brown Palace Hotel to strange blind-alleys off Colfax Avenue. It's never a straight line. Scenic detours. Ups and downs. Twists and turnabouts. Pay the fare and take a ride on a sight-seeing bus, driven by the steady-handed Mark Sbani. FEATURING!Ghost of Union Station
A Halloween ghost story set in the basement of Denver's Union Station. Said Sbani: I was at Union Station with my friend and his new girlfriend, and they were making out the whole time. I felt like a third wheel and wanted to give them some privacy (in Union Station, in the lobby). I guess I don't like watching people kiss. Anyway, I wandered downstairs. Stepped over a chain-link fence, dangling between two walls. Found myself in the basement. I saw shadowy figures and heard voices cackling. Sounded like drunkards arguing. I walked upstairs and asked the security guard, Who's in the basement? He told me, Nobody. Nobody goes down there. The basement's restricted. It's been closed for fifty years. That's the wrong side of the fence. Wasn't my imagination - I heard something in the darkness. Mole people. Gotta be mole people.
A Halloween ghost story set in the basement of Denver's Union Station. Said Sbani: I was at Union Station with my friend and his new girlfriend, and they were making out the whole time. I felt like a third wheel and wanted to give them some privacy (in Union Station, in the lobby). I guess I don't like watching people kiss. Anyway, I wandered downstairs. Stepped over a chain-link fence, dangling between two walls. Found myself in the basement. I saw shadowy figures and heard voices cackling. Sounded like drunkards arguing. I walked upstairs and asked the security guard, Who's in the basement? He told me, Nobody. Nobody goes down there. The basement's restricted. It's been closed for fifty years. That's the wrong side of the fence. Wasn't my imagination - I heard something in the darkness. Mole people. Gotta be mole people.
Also in
General Fiction
Elizabeth Spencer: Novels & Stories (Loa #344): The Voice at the Back Door / The Light in the Piazza / Knights and Dragons / Stories
Spencer, Elizabeth
Hardcover
$38.00
Anniversaries, Volume 2: From a Year in the Life of Gesine Cresspahl, April 1968-August 1968
Johnson, Uwe
Paperback
From $14.99
Philip Roth: Novels 1973-1977 (Loa #165): The Great American Novel / My Life as a Man / The Professor of Desire
Roth, Philip
Hardcover
From $17.99
John Updike: Novels 1978-1984 (Loa #339): The Coup / Rabbit Is Rich / The Witches of Eastwick
Updike, John
Hardcover
$42.75
Selected Writings: Robert Musil: Young Torless, Three Women, the Perfecting of a Love, and Other Writings
Agee, Joel
Musil, Robert
Paperback
$79.43
Before Gatsby: The First Twenty-Six Stories
Baughman, Judith
Fitzgerald, F. Scott
Bruccoli, Matthew J.
Paperback
$50.74